Our Mission
Our mission is to improve quality of life for individuals with limb loss and limb difference by supporting independence, connection, and long term success.
Changing Lives Through Prosthetic Care
Limb loss can affect every part of a person’s life, from daily movement to confidence, independence, and financial stability. For many individuals, a prosthetic device can open the door to greater freedom, but quality care is not always within reach.
Through donations, sponsorships, fundraising events, and community partnerships, One Leg At A Time helps bridge that gap by supporting access to prosthetic care for individuals in need.
One Leg At A Time’s impact is reflected in those it serves. Each journey is unique, showing what is possible when support and opportunity come together.
Stories of Impact
Damian
Damian is a Paralympian cyclist and amputee from Cuba, and the first One Leg At A Time recipient to receive a Quatro Adjustable Socket. His story shows the life-changing difference access to prosthetic care can make.
Gilbert Lindor
Gilbert Lindor is an amputee from Haiti whose story reflects faith, perseverance, and service. Through One Leg At A Time and Quorum Prosthetics, he received a donated prosthetic leg that supports his mission to bring care, education, and hope to others.
Eddie Carrillo
Eddie Carrillo is a husband, father, and amputee whose life changed suddenly after an infection led to an above-knee amputation. Through Rose Elder, he connected with Joe Johnson, and OLAAT to receive the care and support he needed.
